Sony Ericsson�s Xperia Arc hits the FCC with AT&T 3G

Sony Ericsson Xperia Arc has appeared at the FCC complete with GSM AT&T bands built-in (including HSPA/HSUPA & UTMS 2/5. The device can also be used on T-Mobile, albeit without support for 3G.
The Xperia Arc runs Android 2.3, aka Gingerbread,Xperia Arc has features a 4.2-inch display with 854 x 480 resolution, a 1GHzx Qualcomm Snapdragon processor, 512MB of RAM, a microSD slot for up to 32GB of storage, a 1500 mAh, an 8MP camera with support for 720p video, Bluetooth, WiFi, GPS and an FM radio. Under the hood, the Arc sports a 1GHz Qualcomm MSM8250 processor.
The Arc also offers impressive home theater capabilities through its HDMI out port. The device has a specialized interface for big screens that enables users to quickly browse through media stored on the phone.

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Truly Futuristic Sony Ericsson FH

 
  Sony Ericsson FH is not an ordinary smartphone. It's very futuristic and is packed with something other smartphones are lacked of. Design. I have seen hundreds of smartphones out there but they are just not appealing enough. There are too formal and business-like.

  FH is here to change that. Don't look down on this flip phone as it pivots vertically and horizontally. However, the best is yet to come. FH can be used as a standard clam-shell style handset that features the lower of the two displays that acts as a number pad. Sounds a little confusing, eh?

  Besides that, if you find the screen too small to watch your favorite Inception, you can rotate it down and make the screens snap into one windscreen panel. Or you can just fold it back in and there it goes, as slim as ever.

  And the best thing is you can separate it into two to communicate via Bluetooth. Yes, like a walkie talkie!

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Sony Ericsson XPERIA Play in White

  Sony Ericsson Xperia might not be able to share the fame with Apple iPhone 4 and HTC Evo Shift but it's undeniable that one can be easily captivated by Xperia's charm.

  Black VS White. Remember when our mobiles are black? Well, white is starting to take the lead now as users love snowy white gadgets more than jet-black. Not only in mobile phones, white Olympus E-PL1 receives more orders than the black ones.

  Anyway, O2 has just recently announced that an exclusive version of the Play will be on the shelves soon. It's said that this will be the most gorgeous gadget Sony Ericsson has ever work on.

  If you're looking for an upgrade, unfortunately there's none. It will bear the same specifications as it's black partner. I am not too sure when it'll be available internationally, but let's keep our fingers crossed.

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Sony Ericsson Vivaz U5i Pink Cellphone

Touch screen phones are a fad right and manufacturers just can't help but compete with the Apple iPhone. The pink touch screen cellphone Sony Ericsson Vivaz U5i sports 3.2 inch worth of spacious touch screen that can auto rotate images, as well as handwriting recognition. It can support microSD memory card of up to 32 GB. Of course this mobile phone has built-in WiFi and Bluetooth connectivity for easy web browsing and file sharing. Its camera sports 8 megapixels with LED flash so you can always take pictures of precious moments. Now if you are looking for the perfect Valentine's day present, you should buy this!

Specifications:

• 2G Network: GSM 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900 
• 3G Network:HSDPA 900 / 2100 
• Size Dimension:107 x 51.7 x 12.5 mm / Weight: 97 g
• Display Type:TFT resistive touchscreen, 16M colors 
• Display Size:360 x 640 pixels, 3.2 inches;
• Accelerometer sensor for UI auto-rotate 
• Scratch-resistant surface 
• Turn-to-mute and snoozing alarms 
• Handwriting recognition
• Internal Memory:75 MB storage 
• Card Slot:microSD, up to 32 GB, 8GB included 
• GPRS:Class 10 (4+1/3+2 slots), 32 - 48 kbps 
• Camera:8 MP, 3264x2448 pixels, autofocus, LED flash
• Battery:Standard battery, Li-Po 1200 mAh

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Sony Ericsson XPERIA X12 Anzu

A prototype handset, Sony Ericsson XPERIA X12 Anzu is said to have fallen into the hands of a writer at Mobile-Review site. Of the units acquired the Mobile-Review provides a brief overview of Android handsets are expected to appear in 2011 this.

Sony Ericsson XPERIA X12 Anzu still uses Android 2.1 but is expected to be launched using Froyo with option to upgrade to Gingerbread in mid-2011. Anzu, or XPERIA X12, using the Qualcomm MSM 7230 800 MHz (same as Desire Z), touch screen 4.3-inch LED X that supports multi-touch, 802.11n wifi, HDMI port, and 3.5mm audio. One advantage Sony Ericsson XPERIA X12 Anzu is a 12MP camera (or 8.1MP) which Exmor R lenses and can record 720p HD video.

Sony Ericsson XPERIA X12 Anzu uses a 1500 mAh battery and has a thickness of between 7.8-10.9mm. According to this preliminary review, Sony Ericsson XPERIA X12 Anzu is promising because it can run without play video Eclair 720p with h264 codec smoothly.

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PlayStation Phone, Gadget's Most Wanted by PlayStation Mania

Amid the high promotion of the Apple Iphone and Ipad, Sonny Erricson tried his luck with the launch of Sony PlayStation Phone. Reviewing the name of this phone it the target of the PS Mania.

Phone that is much awaited PS mania around the world. PlayStation Phone be an advanced form of mobile phone trends new center console (console phone) after the booming series of Nokia N Gage. The phone is being developed for the Sony Ericsson and is expected to be released around late 2010 or early 2011. Here are the drawings and specifications as well the PlayStation Phone:

The plan will use the PlayStation Phone OS Android 3.0 Android future Gingerbread and the Sony has built a marketplace for users to purchase games. This gadget will use a 1GHz processor, 512MB RAM, 1GB ROM, and a MicroSD slot, with 3.7-inch screen size up to 4.1 inc. A touchpad is also provided in addition to the usual standard buttons found on the controller (controller), a PlayStation (Portable PlayStation with similar). Designed Silde and QWERTY keyboard to add an elegant appearance.

Certainly the presence of the PlayStation Phone would increase the prestige of the Android OS platform compared to competitors such as Windows Phone 7 (that support Xbox Live) as well as Apple's IOS 4.

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Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 Mini Pro

Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 Mini Pro, the most notable thing about Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 Mini Pro is its diminutive size. Unlike almost every other smartphone on the planet, you can hide it behind a credit card, and if you have especially large mitts, you might be able to close your hand completely around it. At 3.3 inches tall by 2 inches wide by 0.7 inches deep, Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 Mini Pro is slightly taller and thicker than its X10 Mini counterpart, but we'll gladly take the added bulk for a full keyboard.

Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 Mini Pro remains quite light (4.2 ounces), so you won't feel burdened carrying it around. The 2.5 inch display and Sony Ericsson's User Experience interface are unchanged from the other phone. As we said before, the display is fine for browsing through menus and most basic features, but it's too small for higher end functions. As with Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 Mini Pro, some will appreciate the compact size, while others will want something beefier.

It's really up to you. Unfortunately, Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 Mini Pro remains stuck on Android 1.6 even months after 2.0's release. Below the display you'll find the same physical controls for the home screen menu and the main menu, and for moving backwards through a menu. You must dial calls using the standard virtual keypad, though you can bang out messages and e-mails much faster using the physical keyboard. As you'd expect, the keyboard is fairly small, but the keys manage to have a relatively comfortable, spacious feel.

We could type quickly and we like the stiff feeling of the keys. You won't find any shortcut controls, and numbers share space with letters, but basic punctuation is surfaced on the keyboard. For other punctuation and symbols, you must access an onscreen virtual keyboard. The space bar is in a convenient location in the center of the bottom row. The slider mechanism is neither too sturdy nor too loose.

The camera lens and flash also rest on the middle of the back side with the microSD card slot behind the battery cover. The remaining exterior features differ somewhat from the X10. The power or screen lock switch and 3.5 mm headset jack sit on the phone's top end, the camera shutter and volume rocker are on the right spine, and the Micro-USB port for data syncing and charging rests on the left spine.

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